Sheffield 58953 12-in-1 Electrician's Multi-Tool with Pouch | Do-it-All Tool Features a Wire Stripper, Cable Splicer, Wire Cutter, Drywall Saw, Slotted & Phillips Screwdrivers, & More | Insulated Grip

Although I haven't used this knife just yet (got it today), I know it will come in handy as it has the most complete set of tools I can find for electricians. I'm a DYI guy, not an electrician, so of course electricians would prefer the full-size tools of their trade, but this would work great in a pinch. (Let's face it, you're not going to use this as your only tool if you are wiring a new house under construction, but if you are doing some swapping of light switches at home or a friends house, this handy tool will have you covered.)After checking out the multi-tool, the construction is good and sturdy. The philips head driver has all four slots (unlike the cheaper versions that just have two). I do have a similar multi-tool that is a bit stronger, but it has half the tools as this one.

It's much bigger than I had hoped. I could never use this as a pocket tool. That's not really a fault of the tool or design, but I thought others might want to know. To me, it's worth only 3 stars (it's okay), but I can't knock it for being what it is, so I gave it 4 stars. It's pretty well made for the price.

Very nice, I was torn between this tool or some automatic strippers, but for the size of my tool box this is amazing, it strips wires like a dream, has mostly any tool you need, and is capable of a very fun flip out one handed deployment. Wire cutters are still sharp enough to cut shrink tube even after cutting plenty of wires. Would buy again but I don't think it'll need replacing any time soon

I use these for work every day as an HVAC/R contractor, and they are quite useful. Having said that, they are modestly built, and I have to replace them about every 3-4 months or so. If you're not using them every day, perhaps they'll hold up longer. My hopes are that they eventually improve upon the quality of this item, and build it heavier to withstand professional use, and eliminate some of the less-used features. Having researched a tool that has a quality wire stripper and other features I need, this was the best option after investing many hours online checking out a multitude of other brands.

I carried this daily and used it lightly for a few months and I found it very useful but then the blades loosened up and would flop around when I was trying to use it. The main sharp blade was the loosest. I tried to tighten up the blades with the screws in the handle but it did not work. Eventually I was cut by the loose blade and I had to stop using it. It is fairly cheaply made and does not last. There are big gaps between the blades. You should buy the small Leatherman brand tool or any other brand.

The actual multi tool is good but the Sheath broke after the first day it ripped where it goes onto your belt now it just sits in my truck because it’s too big just put in your pocket they need to work on the material they use or the way they sew it together

Commercial electrician. Excellent multitool especially on quick service calls. Best I've ever used. Give them as presents to apprentices

Good utility tool,might be more useful if handle was rubber insulated.Great tool to have in a pinch,the saw is awesome.